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=_+•~ NUMBER 5402.1' , . • • • ,NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THr_PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 4, lBlO, will be performed a Comedy, called THE SCHOOL OF. REFORM; . Or, HOW TO RULE A 1-10,5 BAND. ' Lord Avondale, Mr. EG ERTO N ; Frederick, Mr. C,,"K-F •'BLE.- . • General Tarragan, 1 , 1 t: ELAN e HAD Mr. Ferinent, Mr. JONES; - Farmer - Tyke, Mr. M U R R A Y ; Robert Tyke, Mr. EMERY,- • • Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. HUM PHRI ' ES ; • Mrs. Ferment. Mrs. C,. KEMBLE ; Julia, Miss iiR,ISTOW i - • • . Shelab, Miss LOGAN. After.whieh will be performed (ninth time) a new Comic Pantomime,•cailed * . •- • HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; Or, THE HAUNT E D WELL:' Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BO LOG A, jun: Clown, 'Mr. GRIMALDI Sir Timothy Chalkstone, Mr. T isCANCHARD ; Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr.. RIDGWAY ; Columbine, Miss ADAMS ; Fairy of the Well, 'Miss M. Blt I S w ' • Fairies, Misses E. U. and S. ADMC4S;*with. Darteing. Boxes 75. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. Gallery 25., Second Prree is.— Upper .Gallery IS.• The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play begin at Hail post six. To-morrow, King Lear ; King Lear, Mr. KernWe ; with Harlequin Pedlar. * •„ , • LYCEUM' THLATRE.. Underthe Special Licensrot,the,LOßD CHAMBERLAIN, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. • Majesties'.Sentats, forming the CONT .'. PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE:, will, THIS PRESENT EVENING, January 4, iSio, perionn the Coinedyyf AS YOU LIKE IT, Duke, Mr.' L YRE • • Ainiens, Mr.• HO Rd; Orlando, Mr. HOLLAND.; Touchstone; Mr. NI ATHE J; [Being his first appearance in that Charaaer).; • [Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Sang), Miss DUNCAN; Celia, Miss RAY; Phoebe, Miss BOYCE. After which (ninth time) the celebrated Pantomimic Fairy .called - CINDERELLA; Or, THE LITTLE CLASS SLIPPER. IMMORTALS. Cupid, Master LA.I I RENT ; Hymen, Master W EST ; Venus, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Nymph, Mrs: BLAND. MORTALS'. • ,* The Prince, -Mr. RO•BERT ; Pedro Mr. LAURENT; The Sisters, Mrs. SCOTT and Mrs. CHATTERLEY ; . _ Cinderella, Miss KEL4.y. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6a. Second Price as.— Gallery as. Second Price is. -41 pper Gallery is. Second Price bd. T_he Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per. fcrmance to begin at Half past Six.- To-morrow, :The Haunted lower; with Cinderella. PANORAMA, STRAND, • . Near Surrey-street. THE Great 'Circle „exhibits an interesting, VIEW of DOVER, taken front the Pier, which compre. .bends the South Foreland, tne Castle, the New Fortinca tionson7theMestern Heights, the Coast of France, &e. Ate. The Smaller Circle'is for the present shut, and will open In the Spring with a VIEW' of the ISLES and ROCKS of SCI L ' London, 1809. TAMES =paints MARY their Correspondence has been accidentally discovered, and toprevent it being publicly made known, to the prejudice of those concerned in it, a full explanation took place. on the discovery, and a re conciliation immediately followed.—ln Npour, JAMES must now, and for ever, bid MARY an eternal adieu. • , TREATRE OF ANATOMY, . - Blenheim-Street, Great - Marlborough:Street: . r. Min Spring Course of LECTURES on ANA TOMY, rtIYSiOLOGY, and SURGERY, will be co►nthenced on MONDAY the zzd January inst. at Two o'Clock, By Mr.. I3ROOKES. Anatomical Convei ; zationes will be held weekly, when the different Subjeas treated 01 - wil be discussed familiarly; and the -Students' ,views lorw.arded.—To,these,none but Pupils can-be admitted. Spacious Apartments,. thoroughly Ventilated, and replete with aver,y Convenience, are - - open all ~tile Morning for the purposes of Disseaing and Injecting, where Mr. 13rookes at tends to direa the Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear on Dissection. ' The Inconveniences usually attending Anatomical 'lnves tigations, are counteracted by gin antiseptic e rt-,Kess. - Pupils may be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen establisht , ..l in Praaice, desiro,,s of renewing their . .. Anatom ical Knowledge may be accommodated with an Apartment to pissea in privately. NEW STATE LOTTERY,. To be D - Fawn in ONE DAY, z4tti February, aro. . - SCHEME. 4 £lo,o®O ^. are Zlo,ono 4 - - 5 ,000 • zo,OOO - - 1,000 ..... 12,000 20 500 .1 Sib • 10,000 ^0 ;I N" 4, IOC) ft . • "2,000 - • • - • so. 36 4,R 60 . s,OOO Prizes. 41+.4. ,C2()C , ;r/00 LOTTERY is upon the same Plan as' the .last ; it consists ofonli s,ooo N umbers (froth i to 5,000 inclusive)-; but there are lour Tickets of each Number, which will be severally entitled to whatver Prize is drawn 2gait:o *tell Number ; for instance; if No. I should be drawn a Prite of zo,oool. the Four Tickets of that Number will each be entitled to z 0,000.1, making, in the whole, So,oool. ** Shares will be entitled to their' proportion. TICKETS and Si-.A RES are on Sale at all the Offices. • . BISH, who sold in the last ;L ottery'L thelol towing Capital Prizes in Shares, • - 2ittB A - - s Cso,ooo 12,64 -=D - ::,C20,000. . D - • .5,000 I 353 - B •T I,ooo'. 830 - A -i, oe I lijo B 1,000 4 8 D 4, 8 55 - C - soe Entreats his Friends and the Public in general to lose no time, .if they wish to purchase Tickets or Shares in the NEW LOTTERY, as the Drawing begins and finishes - cm the 14th-'''of NEXT MONTH. The Scheme contains s,ood Numbers, and 5,000 Prizes, among which are 4 • - kao,oeu 112 •of ',ego 4 .• 5, 000 " &c. &C. &c. • TICKETS and SHARES are selling at both of•BlSH's old establiihed Offices, where Persons ii the. Country may be supplied with Tickets or Spares, by sending their Orders (Post or Carriage paid), accompanied with good Bills, Bank Notes, or Cash, to. -- - . - • No. 4, CORNI4ILL, Or 9, CHARINC.CROS.S. . 6 , 633 4 the last 30,0001, was drawn an the r4th February,' • . . 1147, and sold by Iran, BRITISH FIRE OFFICE,. THE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand, and Cornhill, London, and. by Agents in Ldinhurgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns', grant Insur ancfs against tfiE "•• *reiniurns for Insurance reneWitble at Christmas must be paid within Fifteen Days therefrom. ~ No Chargefor Surveys within th e Bill s of Mortality. Fees are not permitted . to be taken iu any Case, or under any Pretence whatever. . ' - • . • i:onnnission to 13rokels on Shipping and Foreign Insur ances'allowed. ,Endorkments of Alteration*tir Removal'entered without Fee. Engines of the best Construction,. and Firemen of. AFlivity, are provided by the British Fire-Olfice.to attend at. Fires. The Terms and. Conditions of Insurance, as stated in the Policies, are defined with perspicuity, plainness, and preci sion,so as to prevent• the Misundfstandings and Disputes dependent upon ill-digeSted, unadvised, and igirorant Plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors arid those Insuring. ' Annual Premiums—Common Insurance, zs. per Ceit.— Hazardous, 3s.,—Double Hazardous, Ss. insurance of gteatei H?zard and large. Sums by Special Agreement. Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3001. • and up , wards. insnrancii on Farnaing Stock, at zs. 6d. per Cent. Sums to the Sus to be insured on the diffe rent sorts of Grain— or is. 6d. per Cent. only on the whole Stock of any one farm, with Salvage Clause. . - ROBERT SK ELTON,. Sec. 7 177 t H A .11, S L 1 c t 3 i aili2k3a `ti ffo THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1810. 41D11111tAL7'1 1 .0FFICE, Dec. 22, 1809. , MOTIC E is Izereby liven,that a Session of Oyer 4. 7., and Terminerand Gaol Deliveg, for the Trial of ,Offemees committed on the High Seas, within the yurintiElion of Ihe 4,d -miralty of England, will be held at - . 7.ustice Hall, in the Old Bai ley, London, on ltlonday, the zzd of Yanttaty - next; at 2101 o'Clock in the Morning. cRek.ER. TRA'NSPORT.OFFICE, Yan. 3, dio. • HE COMMISSIONERS for Condußing His 1 YESTY's TRANSPORT 'SERVICE, for taking Ca - re of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fur the Care and Custody of Pqsoners, of War, do hereby give No:ice,. That they will be ready . at this Office,. on Tuesday the 16th of 7anuary, tBl9, to re ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be will t;contra'a Jro ritinahing Priv:vers . of War in' Health and in Sicknrsrat Dartmoor, for Six MOnths certa 7 / 4 from the ut of March,' 18 to. No Tender'will be received after One o'Clcek err th;. Div of reati; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an agent /or him, per:or:alb. attend., Each Tender must 6e accompanied by a Letter from two respiaable Pers , mr engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of zoca.for the due performance of the contraß. Falther Particulars may be known ly applying at this Office, or to Capt. C:Otgrave, Dartrnor, and Capt. Kokeri, Plpnou:b. ' To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. • LADIXS AND GENTLEMEN, • -- • A S the ELECTION is fixed for TU.SDAY;the - 161) of January, I beg leoi , e respeelfully to solicit the honour of your attendance at the India • Houe, and of your Vores - on that day. The encottreement whiCh I continue to rivet with, in the course of my Canvass, justifies my entertaining the 'flint sanguine hopes of success ;, and , I can assure you, that if, by your favour, I should obtain a Seat in the Direction, my en deavours to promote the Company's welfare shall' be exerted with- zeal_and - independence, as the only suitable return which I can make for the flattering and hpAurable support . which has been bestowed upon me. - - 11 • - I am, Ladies and: Gentlemen, With the utmost reipi6l,• • Your most obedient, and humble Servant, • RICHARD TWINING. , . . . . Strand, Dec. 29, ilk). Mr. Tvvining's Committee meet daily at the King's Heed, in the Poultry, where all Communications ivill be thank. Stilly received. . . , "ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEE BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS; • Empowered 'by Ad of Parliament, For INSURANtE from - FIRE, and on LIVES,; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES. T NSLTRANCES falling 'due at Christmas should be renewed within fifteen. Days from that period. • abatements are made, according to the Plan, Which origi. oared with.this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire Instil , . ranc,esout of London. A large Advantage is allowed on Life Insurance; and every fa6lity • is 'afforded by which the'in. terest and convenience of the Public may be promoted. 'WARN Eit P.l-11 PS, Secretary.; *.„` The Company'is Office for the West.en:l-of London is at No. 97, 00 the West Side of Newßoad-street, near Ox ford-street. WESTMINSTER SOCIETY.' FOR INSURANCE _ON LIVES AND SURVIVOR. SHIPS, AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, Strand and Cornhill, London; ' • And by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and other principal Towns. INSURANCE on LIVES affords the opportunity to provide for the Aged, the Widow, and the Fatherless, and to gnard against the loss and disappointment of a depend ance on the casualty of Life; To provide fines for the renewal of Leases, held on Lives ; To secure the purchaSe money for Annuities or any Lite ' 4terest ; as, „Church Preferment or other situation, by which they pos sess only Income for Life To the arrangement . of Marriage Settlements and other pecuniary transaelions ; To assist debtor anckreditor in accomplishing the settle. Runt of affairs to-prevent bankruptcy. GRANTING ANNUITIES Affords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily In. firinity, and othei casualties of Life. ROBE ItT SKE L,TON, Sec. . . NEW AND SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS. SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS, Wholesale Book selWr, London, having completed, ' at. an expellee of upwards:of - a huntlre4 thousand pounds, a seri : s of Elemen tary Books, far the use .o f S c h oo l s and Young Persons, -which - correspond in plan and execution' with the liberal and ex tended views of Modern Education, submits a List of those which have already appeared; -- or which will be published diiring the ensuing vacation, to the attention of the Masters :trip Governors of Academies, throughout Great Britain arid Ireland. These Works having been recently written for the express convenience of Teachers, and for the general use of Schools, -it is scarcely necessary to state, that t h ey are Prau tically adapted to the routine of the various classes of the largest Seminaries ; that they exhibit the latest discoveries and improveinents of the Scieiices of which they respeCtively treat ; and that they are of';; size and • price corresponding with-the economical - views of parents. On inspecting the List, the intelligent Tutor will remark, that some of the im portant- Subjects of these Works are here brought into such a shape and compass as to render them, for the first time, branches of ordinary Education ; ,while at the same time the subjects on which there have previously existed other Ele mentary hooks, ate mate:kin the Nt w Works here presented to the public,. in-so-novel and lucid, a manner, as to give them an,almost equal claim to the m er i t o f originality. The whole may be had,With the fUll allowance to schools, of every Bookseller in the United Kingdom. The I.o'wpoNAATlM.Ofti , by m READING,. M. Pe,ham, price 6d. Dr. MAYQii.'4 . SPELLIN price -Is. 6d. _ 6-1300 K, till 91st Edition, READING EXERCISES; for the I unior Classes in Schools, by fife Rev. D. Mail . , price Is - . 6d. bound. The C.LASS.I3OOK, or 365. Lessons for Schools; by the Rev. D. Blair, price Ss. bourxt., • ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 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Port he. purpose of doing justice to the resultof out studies and experience, and to prevent us 'froin being classed among those empirics whoiod impruden't pretensions ) have, unfortunately for soCiesv, been 'too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and -cc ouirements. After having received a regular medical eklec,t. tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinder'. and Illizard, whine lectures and practice we carefully attended, as protessors'and surgeons of the London Hospital-; . we entered ourselves as. students in that jtastly celebrated school for ineo.cit. ti I actin "r''C ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and - were iistructed in the different branches of aaatomy, surgery, the theory .and practice of physic, ChemiStry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c: by those eminent professor% Drs. Monro, -Gregory, Black * Hamilton. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall - not be deemed presiirnptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. - Having for a king series pf years made Venereal Compla in ts,.and the various siiseases of Debility, the paliicular •object of our stmlieg and ptazik t s, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired stipei - itir knowledge of their treatment and 'cu re. In slight and rei,v ‘ et cases of infection a . perfeet re-establishment is compietedin the , short period of two days ; and in those of the utnlost in. veteracy, where other prattitioners have failed of success, prdper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures - to the patient a sate and radical cure. ..AmidSt the melancholy - variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none' more alarming or mare distressing than thoSe•deficiencies and debilities which fre. , fluently - . preven tor embitter the matrimonial sate. To such. persons it must be a constilation tokobvv that they May now, by a new aittl• in fidible mode of trea tinent, he restored to that 'gteatest of all hunian blessings, a strotwinanty, and vigor ous constitution: In ail cases of debility, from whatever : - ...iirseariSing, as as in every species of venereal we niay 'be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. flours Of consultation at home frn , n. ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country ..re tequested to state the particir. 'ars of their-ease, age, and general h a bi t o f , &c. closing. a remittance tot . ..advice and medicines, when the same will be gtven, or sent to any. part of the kingdom. To er;!•u re that sectecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage cf. letters may be added to the account for medicines. Cl/ Kitt E and Co. Surgeons, No. 14, Hatton-garden. f1:11 - Messrs. curriepand Co. have Certificates front the above respectable l'rotessors of Landon an Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with -which .they per.: formed the duties. assigned them .luring the, time rare!' at tended %heir Letittres - and PraUme...